Frantz Fanon | Entire Political Ideas Explained |

Frantz Fanon (1925–1961) was a revolutionary political thinker, psychiatrist, and anti‑colonial activist whose ideas played a crucial role in post‑colonial political theory and Third World nationalism.

In this video, we explain Frantz Fanon’s entire political ideas, focusing on colonialism, violence, nationalism, culture, and decolonization, which are extremely important for UGC NET, NET‑JRF, and university examinations.

🔍 What This Video Covers

Colonialism & Psychological Oppression

Colonialism as a system of economic, political, and psychological domination
Internalization of inferiority by the colonized
Impact of racism on identity and self‑consciousness

Violence and Decolonization

Violence as a necessary and cleansing force in decolonization
Role of revolutionary violence in restoring dignity
Critique of colonial power structures

Nationalism and the Post‑Colonial State
Criticism of the national bourgeoisie
Dangers of neo‑colonialism
Failure of post‑colonial elites

Culture and National Consciousness
Culture as a tool of resistance
Development of national culture through struggle
Rejection of imitation of European models

Humanism and New Political Order
Call for a new humanism
Rejection of Eurocentric universalism
Creation of a new political and social order

Major Works of Frantz Fanon
Black Skin, White Masks (1952)
The Wretched of the Earth (1961)
A Dying Colonialism
Toward the African Revolution

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